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I know some html but not much. Just wodering if there were any programs worth getting or any kinda tutorials that stand out to you. And is there a class on learning .php if there is when is the next class.
Thanks for the Help.

Death

Why don't you try and learn HTML..?

Once you grasp the concept of HTML you can advance, If you don't understand HTML I doubt you'd understand PHP.

Well you got any suggestions for being better at html.

Read a book..?
Look online..?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=learn+HTML

xhtml+css is the future. learning old html will get you in bad habits.

Quote from: St0rm.iD on October 16, 2003, 07:24 PM
xhtml+css is the future. learning old html will get you in bad habits.

XHTML+CSS is dead.

XML+XSLT is the present and near future.

I think a Google Search would best solve my problem?

Quote from: -Death- on October 16, 2003, 09:18 PM
I think a Google Search would best solve my problem?

We're supposed to know what you think?

Grok loses mind reading skills.  Film at 11.

Yeah ok I am using Google.

Quote from: Grok on October 16, 2003, 07:58 PM

Quote from: St0rm.iD on October 16, 2003, 07:24 PM
xhtml+css is the future. learning old html will get you in bad habits.

XHTML+CSS is dead.

XML+XSLT is the present and near future.

Eww@extra typing for me.

XML is fun, i'm learning that right now in Class for the MCSD Certifications woo hoo.

Hey Grok, i'm just curious about what Certification did you go for? MCSD or MCAD?
I hear that the 70-310 Exam is fairly harder than the 70-320 exam, well thats what i hear from my friends that have taken them.

XML is a Bad Thing. It has zero reason to exist when many better technologies are already implemented.

Quote from: LoRD`NiKKoN on October 22, 2003, 06:50 PM
XML is fun, i'm learning that right now in Class for the MCSD Certifications woo hoo.

Hey Grok, i'm just curious about what Certification did you go for? MCSD or MCAD?
I hear that the 70-310 Exam is fairly harder than the 70-320 exam, well thats what i hear from my friends that have taken them.

I'm getting the retiring MCSD before it expires in July 2004.  Most programmers are moving from VB6 to .NET, but most existing applications are written in VB6.  There will be a zillion consulting opportunities for me to fix all these old programs, and thus plenty of money.

Once I get that one nailed, I'll complete my MCDBA and then worry about MCSD.NET certification.

Grok, what certifications should I get?